cover
/ˈkʌvər/ verb [T]Translation
PUT › to put something over something else, in order to protect or hide it
örtmek, kapamak, gizlemek
They covered him with a blanket. He covered his face with his hands. → Opposite uncover12601991LAYER › to form a layer on the surface of something
(tabaka) kaplamak,
Snow covered the trees. My legs were covered in/with mud.1260DISTANCE › to travel a particular distance
(mesafe) yol almak, katetmek, belli bir mesafede seyahat etmek
We covered 700 kilometres in four days.2144AREA › to be a particular size or area
(alan) kapsamak
The town covers an area of 10 square miles.1796INCLUDE › to include or deal with a subject or piece of information
içermek, kapsamak
The book covers European history from 1789-1914.1965REPORT › to report on an event for a newspaper, television programme, etc
anlatmak, haber/bilgi vermek (tv, gazete), ropörtaj yapmak
Dave was asked to cover the Olympics.2521216MONEY › to be enough money to pay for something
(para) ödemek, karşılamak, ödemeye yetmek
£100 should cover the cost of the repairs.18191420FINANCIAL PROTECTION › to provide financial protection if something bad happens
cover sth up phrasal verb (mali koruma) karşılamak, masraflarını ödemek, kapsamak, yetmek
travel insurance that covers accident and injury → See also touch/cover all the bases209 › to put something over something else, in order to protect or hide it
cover (sth) up phrasal verb üstünü örtmek, kaplamak
We used a picture to cover up a hole in the wall.1260 › to stop people from discovering the truth about something bad
örtbas etmek, saklamak, gizlemek
She tried to cover up her mistakes.1985(Definition of cover verb from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary English-Turkish
© Cambridge University Press)
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